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! jt .:,.,-r- r-gmwm,- ., i CI'I'HIIIMIIMIIIIIIIBI IWIWIH J CLINTON, The Jeweler Jlnys Store nl Keystone II. Scoonover and George Wolnberg went to Keystone yesterday for the purpose of Invoicing the Callonder stock of genoral merchandise prepara tory to purchasing It. When they tako over the store It Is probable that Mr. Weinberg will tako the active mannge- ! ment. 1 Will Obscne Fins ' The 13. P. 0. Elks will observe next Sunday as ling day In accordance with1! the proclamation Issued by Governor Morehcad. A committee has been ap- I pointed to prepare a program of ad dresses and music and Is now nt work solcctlng the numbers. The exercises ; will be hold at the Elks' home Sunday afternoon. The hour and the program will bp published In Friday's Tribune. LOCAL AND TEItSONAL LOCAL AN!) PEItSONAL Mrs. Ann Redmond Is very ill at her home on cast Fourth street. Claronco Day has returned from tho state university to spend the sum mer. Miss Noll Burko, of Maxwell, spent a. few days last week with friends In this city. Dr. Wurtello has rented tho Clinton bungalow which Is now In course of construction. Mrs. Bert Napersteck was called to Salt Lake City last week by the Ill ness of her sister. County Surveyor Cochran transact ed, bualnesB In Hcrshcy tho latter part of last week. Miss Vanlta and HayeB returned Tuesday ovenlng from a visit with friends In Lincoln. Grctcheu Conhelzer and Fern Wilson of Gothenburg, visited In town tho lat ter part of last week. Frank Dunn and Charles TIgho spent Sunday In Grand Island nt the K. of C. meeting and banquet. Stnmpher Schmalzrlcd returned homo tho latter part of last week from tho stato university. II. V. Hllllker, general Inspector for Mrs. Jtoy McQlll and baby, of Ellis, Kansas, camo last week to visit the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Earhart, for a couple of weoks. Tho Athena Is the new pattern in sil ver table ware, sco It In our window; win maKo a very pretty as well as useful wedding gift. CLINTON, Tho Jeweler. Mrs. A. E. Tlmmorman was hostess to the Et-A-Vlrp club last week. After spending a couple of hours In kenslng- ton work tho guests were served wIUi a nlco lunch. The Horshoy Times says Manager Bryan has received Instructions from tho Grand Island sugar factory to make contracts tot 500 adidltlonal acres of beets. Xcilllle Catches 1 Fish. Davo Day received a postal card from Keith Nevlllo yesterday on which was a picture of Neville and aiy Im mense tarpon. On the card was writ ten "I don't bother with any smaller than this. Weight 152 pounds, length six feet, seven, and one-half Inches." This Is the largest tarpon Mr. Ne ville has ever caught nt Passa Grille, Fla., whero he has spent several winters. Miss 'Mlnnlo Amen, who has been employed in the Gettman cigar fac tory for several months, expects to return to her home In Hastings In the holes." near future. .Miuiy Cars Stuck in Mud. Speaking of tho condition of tho road between town and the south river bridge a south side farmer yesterday said: "Tho county commissioners em ployed two men with teams Saturday to haul sand on part of tho road; but they didn't have much time to haul sand-they were too busy hauling ont autos which stuck In the mud. One of tho men received ten and the other twenty dollars from the owners of the cars that plunged Into the bottomless Pitcher Sheffleld, of the Ogalalla ball team, spent the latter part of last week In town. Ho stated that on ac count of the frequent rams they have been unable to play for threo weeks; Mr. and Mrs. Newton Buckley leave tomorrow for a visit with relatives at Stromsburg, Nebraska. From there they will go to Ericsson, where Mr. Xotlco The partnership formerly known as Landgraf & Crane Is hereby dissolved. Henry Landgraf will continue tho bus iness In his name. II. II. LANDGRAF, WILEY D. CRANE, tv Juno 5, 1915. 40-2 tho Union Pacllic, spent Saturday in Buckley will supervise-the construe town on official business. 0 . j tlon of a Power dam. iWd Tlnrnlmv'H niivrntiomf.nt S i iMIss Grace Burko left vestenlm n closing out salo In this !bbu- Her-, nftonnpon,for Donvor where siiO Avlll Bhcy tho hardwaro man. I2tf vimi mjr mini ior iwo monius. Mr. Pnnllnn An,1,rnln nf Pnvfnn.l M,S8 MnUd Warrington Will leave la visiting with Mrs: Omar Huft and ! week for Oakland. Cal., whore she win spunu uio summer. Mrs. Rose Garrison thin week. Mrs, James Kennedy, who visited relatives In Willow Island for acouplo of weeks, returned homo Sunday even ing. Mrs. Georgo ChrlBt, left aWw dnys ngorfoi; her ranch forty miles from tho city, whero she will spend tho sum mer. Tho homo of James Adams was quarantined last week for small pox. .One of the little daughters has the dls- I Miss Fern Garrison who has been employed as milliner In Canon City for aovdral months Is visiting relatives In town. J. E. Weeks returned to tho soldiers' home In Grand Island Saturday after having visited friends In town for a few days."" Tho date of tho Sells-Floto show In North Platte will be Juno 28th, this Information having been obtnlncd by C. F. Temple, who telegraphed Colonel Cody. Tho Colonol Is with the Sells- Floto show this season. Misses Mario LoDloyt, Nelllo Die- trick, Evelyn Doran, Paul Nolan, Fran ces Sandall and II. J. Murray were among those who attended tho danco at Hcrshey Friday ovenlng. Chaper- oncs wcro Mesdames LoDloyt and Pol lack. s V w j .... mi Trout, aged sixty-nine, for a numbor of years living In tho Dickens vicinity, died Thursday presumably irom piomaino poisoning. Ho ate a hearty dinner, In which canned meat Word was. received Saturday by J. I. Smith that a baby girl was born to Mr, and Mrs. Harry Smith at Ncgaunec, t3 Michigan. w Mrs. C. E. Mecombor returned tho jn lattor part of lost week from Ravenna, to where sho visited with her' son Claudo pj Mecombor. I. s Ralph W. Allison and Miss Gladys . Hall wero visitors In Bertram! Sun- )H day, going thoro Saturady and return th 'nB yesterday. ... " Henry Nelson returned to St. Paul r Neb., tho lotted part of last week, af n tor visiting two weoks with his sister, pj( Mrs. Vigo ChrlBtcnson. '"' A, F. Booler has sold his business jj" building In Horshoy to Dnnl. Roagan, urt of Storllng, Col. Mr. Boolor retains ril his stock of groceries. Mrs. Asa Snyder plesantly enter tained a numbor of friends Thursday . afternoon at a pronuptlal shower In honor of MIsb Blrklnshaw. Ill (3 Rui Arthur Tramp and Chas. Hupfer, Pi students at MJdland collego, Atchison, ""'Kansas, arrived homo yesterday to ing KK tho our Mlf spend the summor vacation. Mrs. Thomas Brown, formerly of this city, now a resident of Rawlins cntSnmo down ,nst weok to spend a fow jocjUays witn oiu menus In town. nj Mr. and MrB. J. I. Smith and family Jv,wlll leave UiIb week for Negauneo, Michigan, to Bpend several weeks jj'Wlth Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith. " v Mrs. John Murray and daughter. Miss n6t,aura, left Sunday for a visit in Lln "rof:oln and Omaha. They will bo nb- Hls3ent a month or six weeks. Is;,,' For Kent. Five room cottage, city water, elcc rlo lights and sewer. $15 per month, Inquire of T. SImants, 303 south Chest put street. 38-2 Knglucnicn For Dry Cnuso Tho Brotherhood of Locomotive En gineers at Its national convention In Cleveland, O., adopted a resolution In dorslng state and national prohibition, according to reports received by mem bers of the organization in this city, Tho indorsement was unanimous from the 819 delegates who represent 74,- 000 engineers. Tho Canadian contln gent adopted a separate resolution in dorslng prohibition In the dominion. The action of the engineers was sug gestcd by Warren Stone, president of the organization. Copies of the resolu tion will bo sent to political organiza tions and members of state leglsla hires and congress. 'THE ' U P WATCH IN3PCCTOR Jitney Watch Club 5c down and increase yoar payments 5c each week until the watch is yours. DIXON, The Jeweler. loy Ilncoiintors Bad Roads Henry B. Joy, president of the Pack formed a part, and died a fow hours ttnl Motor Co" nnd n,so President of lutor. - tho Lincoln Highway association, wno Is driving a twin-six Packard oar Mrs. J. C. Fcderhoof left yesterday from Detroit to San Francisco, arrived for Rochester, Minn., whore sho will in town Saturday nfiemoon and aUer tako treotmont of tho Mayo brothers, remaining hero an hour left for the stopping 11 fow days onrouto In Omaha, west. Ho reached Omaha Tuesday From Rochester Mrs. Fcderhoof ex- nnd hml tmon pects to go to tho San Francisco ex- North Platte. On account of tho rains position. Tho M. M. M. Club and their hus bands wero tho . guestB of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Maloney nnd Attorney and Mrs. Leslie Raskins at tho Maloney homo Thursday ovenlng. After an eight o'clock dinner, tho guests woro en tertained at Five Hundred until a lato hour. Rov, and Mrs. Alfred A. Oilman and threo children nrrlved Sunday noon from China, and will visit Mr. and Mrs. P. J. 'Qllmnu. Rev. Oilman has been engaged In tho missionary sorvlco of tho Episcopal church at Hankow, and other points In China for about ten years, Tho Yeomen will hold lnltlntory cer emonies 'ntnholr new meeting place, tho roads tho entire distance was In frightful condition and even with the twelve cylinder car he encountered stretches of road that tested tho power to Its utmost. Not Infrequently tho wheels sank Into tho mud up to tho hubs. In leaving North Platte for the west Mr. Joy choso to take tho road south of tho river, expcctolg to cross over tho South Platto at Ogalalla This Is tho seventh tlmo Mr. Joy has mado tho trip over tho Lincoln High way to the coast. The Socialist Study Club will meet with Mrs. D. M. Hogsett Wednesday afternoon. For Ront Small apartment furnish ed. Close In, bath, gas, lights. Phone Black 575. We arc special ngcntB for the cele brated Llbby Cut Glass, nothing bet ter. CLINTON, The Jeweler. The Elks will give a dancing party at tho homo Thursday evening. All Elks and their lady friends are Invited. Ned Stuart, who had been railroad ing on the Pacific coast for a year or more, arrived homo on a visit last ev ening. The Royal Neighbors will hold their regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Refreshments will bo served. The bible clnss of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Porrltt tomorrow afternoon at threo o'clock. The club Nevlta will meet with Mrs. W. P. Snyder at the state farm tomor row afternoon. Conveyances will bo at the E. J. Burke residence at about 30. Mrs. L. W. Walker and daughter Margaret and Mrs. Isaac Dillon leave this evening for Minneapolis, where Mr. Walker Is now engaged In business. The re-palntlng and penciling of the Waltemath block was completed yes terday. This work has Increased by ono hundred per cent the appearance of the building. H. N. Smith considers himself a lucky man; at no time during tho re cent floods has thero been water In his basement. This seems to be the ono exception In town. Rich and sparkling Cut Glass makes lovely Wedding Gift. A pretty vase, sugar and cream, bowl, bread tray and many other useful articles. CLINTON, The Jeweler. Weather forecast ror North Platte and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonlgb'c and Wednesday; warmer tonight. Highest temperature yesterday 70, a year ago 88; lowest last night 50, a year ago 54. Upon complaint of Mrs. Stelnhausen, John Saltow was arrested on the .charge of dumping garbage within the city limits. Tho case will bo heard before Judge Miltonberger at eleven o'olock today. Tho Rev. J. M. Bates, of Red Cloud, who was In tho city to attend the or dination service at the Episcopal church, was rector hero many years ago, and Is renewing relationships mado during his rectoratc. Miss Caddie Winifred Jennings, of Gothenburg, known to many North Platto people, was max-rled last Wed nesday to Roger Williams, of Boston The groom Is a member of the faculty of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mrs. Clyde Cook and Mrs. Herbert Duke entertained tho memters of the Ladle3 of tho B. of L. F. & E. Friday afternoon at tho home of tho former, Prizes wero won by Mesdames Gal- vln, C. C. Williams and Wlckwlre. Enjoyable refreshments were served Farmers of Lincoln county should now begin to maKo preparation ior their exhibits at tho county fair. Tho season so far has been very pronls Ing, and with a little extra caro In tho way of cultivation exhibits can be se sured that will be highly creditable to tho county. W. II. C. Woodhurst returned Sun day from Columbus where ho attended tho convention of local Insuranco agcntB of tho state. About 150 were present, in addition to stato and spec lal agents. Ono of the features of tho meeting was an Illustrated lecture by a Chicago man depicting lire scenes which Mr. Woodhurst says was In tensely Interesting. Chas. Rlnckor left yesterday for Koystono whore ho will for a tlmo clerk In tho Rlncker drug store. Dr. W. F. Crook's Residence on West TlUrd St. For Sale. As tho Doctor has sold out his bust ncsa horo and oxnocts to tro to flmnlm the Lloyd opora house, this ovenlng at his beautiful residence is on tho mar eight o'clock. Tho drill team that was sent to DosMolnes will' glvo an exhibi tion drill, and other entertaining feat ures will bo provided. All members aro urged to attend. P. II, McEvoy and daughter returned Sunday from 'Trinidad, Col., whoro they wero called last week by tho death of Mrs. Colby, a sister of Mr. McEvoy. Ho says Trinidad with a population of 12,000 has forty-ono saloons, but has many flno business blocks and residences. John N. Baker camo down from his Arthur county homestead Saturday and returned yesterday. Ho says tho hall storm In tho LcMoyno section! Saturday afternoon was a destructive one, stones as largo as hen's eggs fall ing. Practically every window glass In tho town of LeMoyne was broken. Kot ror saie. 1111s is an eignt room strictly modem homo In every respect Hot water neat, Oak finish through out; gas connected with two largo gas stoves onu not water heater. Full basement. Largo garago with cement drive. Corner lot with wnlks and curb Ing on both sides, with nlco trees and lawn. Inqulro for prices and tonus C. F. TEMPLE. Excluslvo Agent. Hereford Bulls I have Several head of Registered Bulls for sale. W. V. Turpie Frank J. Doran was notified Satur day of his appointment as district grand knight of the Knights of Colum bus. His jurisdiction will bo ,the Sev enth district, composed of twenty-one counties. For four years Mr. Doran has been grnnd knight of the local council nnd has otherwise taken an active Interest In the organlatlon. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Elder the lattter part of last week. Will Otten, who haa.a largo nplary, at the W. E. Parkd farm Jh IHnmah. precinct, Bnys that the cold wet weath er has proven very disastrous to bees and that a large percentage of them have died from starvation. Tho lack of sunshlno has retarded tho bloom of plants, and so much wet weather prevented the bees leaving tho hives nnd obtaining such food as It might bo possible for them to secure. Don't Blow Your Horn until you nrc safe. Don't think your self safe until you have your projicty Insured uguinst lire. It comes when least expected, nnd very often the ca lamlty happens to the uninsured. Cnre lessncss Is the reason for tho FIro In surance Policy being neglected. Some times It Is allowed to lapse, nnd that Is the time the policy holduV Is often caught napping. Insure with 1110 NOW and you will feci on the safe side. I .F.TEMPLB, REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE ROOMS I and a, I.O.O.F. BUILDING, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. For Sale. To bo moved at once. A threo room houso and several sheds, mlscellane ous umber and building material. Lo cated on block with Gas Plant. North Patto Light & Powor Co., 39tf C. R. Moroy, Mgr, you THijifeaLhv. V7 X 1 If live the districts want anything this season for your farm in our line lumber, tiling, lime, cement, Qtc. you cant do better than call on us. Uur experience is at ydur service to help you. and everything of Our honest treatment of customers ha been long established. You are not taking any chances by buying from us THE HOME OF GOOD LUMBER. PHONE 7. COATES LUMBER AND COAL CO. rnces tow best grade. Mutual Building & Loan Association of North PlatteNebraska. Organized 18S7. Have plenty of money on hands to close loans promptly. Will loan on North Platte City property for building purposes or to assist its members in buy ing homes or paying off mortgages. The monthly payments on $1000.00 loan are on principal $5.00 and interest $6.00 or $11.00 in all and on other sums in proportion. Borrowers in this association can pay their loans off with a saving of 25 to 30 per cent over any competing association. axle Urease Sheriffs Sale. Hy virtue of un order of sulo Issued from tho District Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska, upon a decreo of foreclosure rendered In said Court wherein Tilllo S. Ulankenburg Is plain tiff, and Mary Recker et al aro de fondants, nnd to me directed, I will on tho 10th day ot July, 1915, at 2 o'clock p. m., nt tho east front door of the Court Houso In North Platto, Nebraska, sell at public auction to tho highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said decree, Interest and costs, tho following des lntrest and costs, tho following des cribed property, to-wlt: South half (SVi) of Northwest (NWV4), Southwest suarter of North east quarter (SWV4 of NE4) and Northwest quarter of Southwest quar ter (NW14 of SWV4) of Section Twen ty (24), Township Sixteen (16) Range Thirty-three (33) West of tho 6th P. M., Lincoln County Nebrnska. Dated at North Platte, Neb., Juno C, 1915. jT-S-5 A. J. SALISBURY, Sheriff. STOPS the creak and lightens the load. The finely powdered iiu.ca, mixed with a high-grade grease forms a perfectly lubricated surface for the wheel. Look for the blue can with the "Wheel" on the cover. Sold in 1 and 3 lb. cans, 10, 15, 25 lb. galvanized iron pails. Kegs, barrels and half-barrels. The best all around farm lubricant. GRANITE HARVESTER OIL Takes up the rattle and play of worn bearincs. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (NEBRASKA) OMAHA